600+ Airbnb Filters: How to Search by the Amenities You Need

To search for a specific Airbnb amenity, choose a destination in Airbnb Super Search, select the amenities you need, and open the generated search on Airbnb. For a quicker start, use our Ethernet search or pool search, where the main filter is already selected.

Our catalog contains 600+ community-sourced amenity codes. That is the size of this tool's catalog, not a promise that Airbnb currently supports every code. Airbnb can change its search interface and how it handles URL filters, and hosts supply the information about their properties.

How do hidden amenity filters work?

The tool builds an Airbnb search URL with numeric amenity parameters. For example, our catalog uses 87 for Ethernet and 47 for a dedicated workspace. Selecting both adds both codes to the search link.

This can make it easier to express a specific preference than finding each option in a menu. The tool does not search a separate inventory, scrape listings, or verify that an amenity works. Always check the filters after opening Airbnb and read the amenities in each listing.

How to build a search in four steps

1. Choose a destination. Type the city or area and select a matching location.
2. Select essential amenities. Start with what you need most. Add dates, room type, or a price range if useful.
3. Open in Airbnb. Review the results and check that the intended filters are still applied.
4. Confirm before booking. Read the listing details and recent reviews, then ask the host about anything essential to your trip.

If you get few results, try a wider area or remove optional amenities. If a filter is missing or seems ineffective on Airbnb, do not assume the URL has verified it.

Which filters should I start with?

For remote work: Ethernet, wifi, and a workspace

Use the Ethernet search guide to start with wired internet, or the remote work page to build a broader search. Check whether a working port is accessible from the desk, whether a cable is provided, and what upload and download speeds to expect.

Ethernet does not guarantee fast or dedicated internet. Some hosts show a tested wifi speed on their listing; Airbnb explains where to find it. Ask about the wired connection and workspace as well.

For a pool stay: access, privacy, and heating

Start with the pool search, then add private or heated pool options if you need them. A pool may be shared, seasonal, or subject to an extra heating charge.

Ask who can use the pool, whether it will be open for your dates, and what heating costs. Airbnb asks hosts to specify private or shared use for facilities such as pools, so check the listing and confirm any ambiguous details.

For families: confirm the equipment you will use

Try the family page or baby amenities page for a crib, high chair, or other equipment. Ask about availability and suitability for your group. An amenity filter does not establish the condition or safety of the equipment.

For outdoor trips: match access to your plans

Use ski amenities or beach views as a starting point. A view is different from direct access. Ask about distance, routes, seasonal availability, and anything else your plans depend on.

Does a filtered result guarantee the amenity?

No. Search filters are a way to narrow your options, not an inspection or booking guarantee. Host details can be incomplete, facilities may have restrictions, and a community-sourced URL code may stop working.

For essential amenities, confirm the exact setup with the host before booking. Keep your must-have filters short so you can compare a useful range of listings.

Can I combine several amenity filters?

Yes. This tool adds the selected amenity codes to the same search URL. You can combine Ethernet with a workspace, or pool with private pool and heated pool options. Airbnb controls how the search is interpreted, so check the result on Airbnb rather than relying on the link alone.

Build your own search, or start with the Ethernet and pool walkthroughs.